The Polk County post., November 12, 1920, Image 6

will supply the demand fo r'
Thanksgiving fowls.
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A n oth er R oyal Suggestion
PIES and PASTRIES
From the N e w R o y a l C o o k B o o k
ERE is no further
T H reason
for worrying
Vi. Mid Mrs. George Sin-
clair of Parsons, Kansas,
arc guests at the Gus Mill-
er home.
Ford Prices Possible
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Custard B i:
S ift flour. Baking p ow der
and nalt; add one-luil f
shortening
n ! rub In
lig h tly will) .ii- 1 ; «
watf-r .slowly u *il o f right
co n siste n cy t
i oil out.
R oll out v e ry th in ; ptD
o n in no HI
c«-3 re-
mainlfwr slm rtenln:
upper anrl low w . U ■■ m
to centel ; fold si.!
c e n te r: fold sid* .■ in 1 )
cen ter nyn in: roil <> :t thin
am i put on pio plate.
BAKING
POWDER
*,hratutely Puro
Made fr o m Cream of Tartar,
derived from grapes«
C u stard
H cu p sui-'fir
$4 teaspoon «a lt
2 cups < iM. il m ilk
1 tea-spoon van illa e x tra ct
B oat oc-' i. add align r, gait,
fla vorin g and m ilk very
slow ly.
Lino pie plato
with past m ade ns above,
and hake in v ery hot ovon
about 10 m inutes. P our
cu stard into the baked
cru st and b i k e in m od e­
rate oven about 26 m in­
utes.
T he pfe in done
w hen a knlf<- put In c e n ­
ter o f custard com es out
d ry.
C ocoan u t P ie is m ade the
sam e w ay. adding 1 cup
o f shredded co co a n u t, and
u sin g o n ly 2 eggs.
The hair-raising Western
serial, “ Ruth o f the R ock­
ies’ ’ begins at the Isis on
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. j
28-2!).
The Post lias received the
announcement of a birth of
a daughter to Mr and Mrs C
A. Todd (Velma Wliiteaker.
at Los Angeles.
FREE
Miss Edith Dawes, who is
graduate trained nurse hav­
ing completed a three year
course at the Seattle gener­
al hospital, arrived home
A son was born recently Saturday and will remain
CITY AND COUNTRY
to Mr. and Mrs. Dee Taylor here indefinitely.
W. R. Maillie has bought at Klamath Falls.
Mrs. George Girard and
E. L. Townsend’s residence
Mrs.
Margaret
Fitchard
The City Meat Market
property.
passed the week end in
Portland. Mrs. Girard vis­
ited her daughter, Ruth,
who is attending liehnke-
Walker Business College.
George Girard and Mr. and
Dean Girard motored to the
Rose City Sunday and the
party returned home by
auto.
Regardless o f marvelous efficiency in the past, Ford production methods
* to make the new cut prices possible.
then mak es that cut possible bv in-
ite.
You get the benefit. Take advanta ;e of what the Ford production methods
offer you and get your Ford car now.
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Ferns and Palms
On
Display and Sale
NOVEM BER
23-24
at
Independence
Corn Show
Turkey Day or Duck Day
as it has been more proper
to say in late years, is an
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occasion to dress up-
Rich
or poor put on the best they
Thanksgiving
tives and friends the whole
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day k'ag. forgetting tor tlu
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have and mingle with rela­
time being, the worries and
business or working end of life.
Y ou ’ll be needing
er is waiting for you to come in and designate your
Whatever your want it is going to be sold
to you at a price as low as am w here, quality consid­
ered, ami backed up with a positive guarantee of
being worth the price or more. So »loll up at Kream-
ers for Thanksgiving and have a happy day.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neely §
were in Independence this :
week, accompanied by their I
son, William, and packed up g
their household goods and B
left today for Hays Creek, g
Douglas county, where they ■
will reside in the future. u
Their departure is much re­ «
gretted. While here their
daughter. Mrs. Bailie Gib­
son o f ¡Spokane, came and ïï
there was quite a family u
gathering to bid the old
home farewell.
The Post I « •
will keep them posted on
Independence.
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Please Phone Again
Will the lady who phoned
The Post relative to a
baby’s picture please plume
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THIS W EEK FIVE YEARS AGO
IN SOUTH POLK COUNTY
(From the Independence Monitor
November 19, 1915.)
Hair cuts 25c. at the Iowa
barber shop.
Half a block on C street
burned.
John C. Kreutz, age 93.
died at Buena Vista.
When you want the beat call for
Ijberty bread. Baked by electricity
O. A. dreamer
1914-1915
Prices
$410.00 (without
440.00 (without
490.00 (without
750.00 (without
975.00 (without
All Above Prices F O. B. Detroit
War tax and freight extra
Mr. and Mrs. O. Martin I
o f Caroline, Albrta, Canada j"
were guests o f their daugh-! =
ter, Mrs. Homer Hill, this "
week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin |
were on their way to Rose- =
burg where the latter will -
pass the winter.
Mr. Mar- j =
tin will return to his north- gj
ern home after a short visit e
in the ¡South.
They report ~
an unusually pleasant win- g
ter in Alberta, mercury hav-
ing dropped to zero only |g
once or twice this winter.
a suit or part o f a suit, hat, shirt, shoes or a necktie
to complete your Thanksgiving turnout and Kream­
New 1920
Prices
$360.00
395.00
440.00
745.00
795.00
Chassis (starter $70.00 additional)
Runabout (strater $70.00 additional)
Touring (starter $70.00 additional)
Sedan, with starter
Coupe, with starter
Arthur Plant’s
Cut Flowers Potted Plants9
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These figures, covering only a few items, show what Ford production of
1,250,000 cars means— in purchasing power and in efficiency o f handling
methods.
Baseball: Isis theater F ri­
day evening, Nov. 20. Char­
ley Ray in “ The Pinch H it­
ter.’ ’ Greatest baseball play
ever written. Admission to
grandstand 25c.; kids in the
bleachers 10c.
B y all m eans get the n ew
R oy al C ook B o o k — Just
out. C ontains these and
400 oth er d eligh tfu l r e c­
ipes. F ree fo r the asking.
W rite T O D A Y to
ROYAL BA KING POWDFRCO.
115 Fulton Street, New York City
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(id-1,37.3 tons of steel
250,000 tons of coal for power, gas and heat
10,000,000 gallons o f fuel oil for treating steel
172,500,000 feet copper tubing for radiators
81.815.000 square loot of rubber cloth for tops
66.725.000 square feet of steel for fenders and guards
12.400.000 square feet galvanized metal for gas tanks
7,287,500 square feet o f plate glass for windshields
5,000,000 wheels and 5,000,000 tires
3,750,000 lamps
43,000 miles of .wire for magnetos.
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% teaspoon an It
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cold watei
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I'ord car production the coming year will require over
The amount o f material
the Ford Motor Co. uses ini
making two and a half mil­
lion cars is given on this
1 cu p p astry flou
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(^uaiiity Production Makes
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Roasters— Look at our j
south show window for the
different styles and sizes.
Willard E. Craven, Hdw.
about table variety. Tae
New Royal Cook Book
gives new suggestions
for even ' 1
day. The book is o full
o f surprises there should
never be auoth
dull
meal in the home.
choice.
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H A V IN G DECIDED TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PU BLIC
R E A L GENUINE B A R G A IN S IN M ERCH AN D ISE
AND
H ELP
TO
LO W ER THE COST OF LIVIN G , W E AR E GOING TO GIVE 25 PER
CENT REDUCTION ON E V E R Y A R T IC L E
SHORT TIME-
YOU!
IN
OUR
STORE
FOR
A
TH IN K W H A T A G R E A T SAVING THIS W I iL BE TO
TO B U Y A L L YOUR F A L L AND W IN TE R W EARING A P P A R ­
EL A T SUCH GREAT REDUCTIONS!
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TH IS RE CONSTRUCTION SALE
TION LINES; TH A T IS, ON LIN ES
IS
A
OF
SALE
PRICE
ON RE CONSTRUC­
R E - ADJUST. iEK ’
D O W N W A R D TO M EET THE P R E SE N T D A Y CONDITIONS-
EVERY
A R TIC LE IN OUR STORE IS GOING THROUGH THE PRICE RE A D ­
JU STM EN T MILL.
A R R A N G E R IG H T NOW TO A TTE N D THIS SALE AS THE G REAT
B A R G A IN S OFFERED YOU IN T H IS BIG EVEN T PRESEN T TO YOU
A GOLDEN O PPO R TU N ITY ; ONE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO OVEEL
OOK.
Eddy & Carbray
THE STORE FOR NEW THINGS TO W E A R
25o
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c. o f 1 . 1 A reduction iu price I
is being given ou all trim- p
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